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Why can hydrogen be detected in the steam coming from the top of the acidic water stripping tower for hydrogen production?

2016-12-23View Original

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The liquid level in the water separation tank is normal, so there’s no possibility of air pressure; isn’t hydrogen insoluble in water? Hydrogen shouldn’t enter the stripping tower, right? Then why can a hydrogen detector at the top of the stripping tower detect several hundred ppm of hydrogen there?
Reply #22016-12-24
Hydrogen is poorly soluble in water, so there will be a small amount of hydrogen in water. Some users who are near the sea have also raised this issue; I’m not sure if the cause has been identified. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1646009-1-1.html

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